Sentence examples for running of interest from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Congress provided, in § 274 j) (the predecessor of § 292 of the 1939 Code, 26 U.S.C.A. § 292), that the filing of a waiver as provided for by subsection (d) should stop the running of interest on the deficiency upon the expiration of 30 days from such filing or upon the assessment of such deficiency, whichever is the earlier.

4 The relation between the two sections of the 1926 Act, and between the comparable sections of the 1939 Code as well, is clear: (1) a waiver is provided for in § 274 d) (1939 Code, § 272(d)) '(i n order to permit the taxpayer to pay the tax and stop the running of interest,' S.Rep.No.

'In order to permit the taxpayer to pay the tax and stop the running of interest, the committee recommends in section 274 d) of the bill that the taxpayer at any time be permitted to waive in writing the restrictions on the commissioner against assessing and collecting the tax, but without taking away the right of the taxpayer to take the case to the board.' S.Rep.No.

52, 69th Cong., 1st Sess., p. 27; (2) the Commissioner is thereupon permitted to assess and collect the tax free of the restrictions contained in § 274(a) (1939 Code, § 272(a)); and (3) the taxpayer is protected against the continued running of interest, due to delay in assessment, by the 30-day cutoff provided for by § 274 j) (1939 Code, § 292).

Our curiosity is captured each time and it will be until he runs out of denials or we run out of interest.

You will never run out of interest, of course, because then there is music, painting, in fact the whole of human history......

It gripped while steel was screaming against steel, but ran out of interest and energy when the women tried to spend the money inconspicuously.

ITV, Wednesday December 12, 9pm-11pm The Guardian, Nancy Banks-Smith Verdict: ran out of interest "ITV, for some reason probably better not probed, is very keen on bad girls.

Labor has had a testy relationship with some business groups during this term in opposition but party sources say the Sydney event is now oversubscribed, with a run of interest and subscriptions after the positive byelection results on 28 July firmed perceptions the opposition is the favourite for the federal poll.

This is helping it to retain some influence over the economy even though it has run out of interest-rate ammunition.

However, if you run out of interests, then you can make compromises.